They have been shattered.

Right when I was really getting a sense of direction, too.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100414090254AAqbGbS

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your not good at math and science?

dude math honestly takes practice, if that is the case

science exams are mainly BS so just study or whatever

Nonono.

I don't want to work for the DoD, and I certainly don't want to 'view the world through a pair of shades' because of all the top secret BS.

can't just be a gov't only job ...

do something else then ... like mechanical engineering

and GTFIH

https://newhorizons.forumotion.com/t9108-its-getting-worst

I don't find nearly as much joy in mech than I do in nuclear... nuclear combines knowledge from chemistry, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and industrial engineering, so it's a really awesome subject. Mech just seems a bit... dry. And besides, there's tons of other mechanical engineers out there. Electrical engineering is more interesting and in higher demand... but it's still not nearly as awesome as nuclear.

FML!

listen, do this

become a petroleum engineer and move to saudi

they will treat you like royalty because you are a white boy

get a woman or wife or whatever before you move there though

AND GTFIH

https://newhorizons.forumotion.com/t9108-its-getting-worst

Petroleum engineers aren't even real engineers, and they're a dime a dozen here at OU. What's petroleum engineering about, anyway (other than getting petroleum)?

Ace wrote:Petroleum engineers aren't even real engineers, and they're a dime a dozen here at OU. What's petroleum engineering about, anyway (other than getting petroleum)?

no idea

i know its the most lucrative engineering job though

job may be dangerous too so i would advise you to think before you jump in it

Doc wrote:

Ace wrote:Petroleum engineers aren't even real engineers, and they're a dime a dozen here at OU. What's petroleum engineering about, anyway (other than getting petroleum)?

no idea

i know its the most lucrative engineering sector though

job may be dangerous too so i would advise you to think before you jump in it

I probably wouldn't mine petroleum engineering, but I don't know how stable the oil industry will be in the coming decades. It seems risky.

your decision dude

everything in engineering is pretty cool IMO

Same, which is why it's hard to decide for me. Except for environmental engineering. I'm no tree hugger.

This is why I am going to major in Business Administration and be happy working where ever.

If you're willing to travel overseas:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-24604218

jj16802 wrote:If you're willing to travel overseas:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-24604218

And be forced to get used to a different monetary system? Ugh.

And write in the un-bastardized version of the English language? Ugh.

And be made fun of because I'm an American? Ugh.

That's very tempting, though. It'll be finished around 2020-2023, which should give me enough time to git edjuhmuhcated and get some job experience at... Taco Bell or something.

mmm taco bell.

you gonsta gev mii a discount?

Do Biotech engineering. It's growing at a very fast rate and probably wont die anytime soon.

I've considered biomechatronics a ton. Sadly, work in that field pretty much requires a PhD. So much work.

What's biotech exactly? Is it like biomechatronics (which is bionics)?

Biotech is basically engineering stuff that is used in bio environments like humans, bacteria, animals etc.

I believe that genetic engineering is a subbranch of it. I may be wrong.